Japan's parliament enacted a law Wednesday to establish a simpler court procedure that will help victims of cyberbullying in seeking to identify individuals who made defamatory posts online.The House of Councillors unanimously passed a bill to revise the current law on internet service providers in response to growing calls to tackle online abuse, particularly after last year's death of Hana Kimura, a cast member of the popular Netflix reality show "Terrace House," who was bullied on social media.Under the revised law, expected to take effect by fall next year, cyberbullying victims can now…READ FULL ARTICLE
